A pair of heavily enchanted shoulder length gloves

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A magic amulet that removes the scent of whatever is wearing it.

gemstones that are created by the action of dungeons within the DungeonVerse setting

A finely wrought headpiece, a silver headband of thin wires, woven in a pattern reminiscent of the haze, with a peculiarly cut gem set to be worn in the center of the forehead. It shimmers in the light, somehow catching any glimmer on the wrong facets, and the magic it radiates feels so very far away - as does one's thoughts when it is worn, as if all the world was refracted through that odd gem. But are they all the wearer's thoughts that come to mind, from so very far away?

Seven sets of magic (finger) nails for the Queen of Praxingdrell

Meta rings are magic items that are based around changing character stats and abilities, rather than fluff or magic powers.

A type of ring crafted during a particularly brutal time period

A ring of silver enchanted such that if any in the wearer's presence intend to harm them it would grow warm. Unfortunately it's properties are wasted if in place of politics where it is consistently warm.

An amulet with magical properties that allows the wearer to read the thoughts of others.

'Again? Okay, where the hell did that come from? He's cut off, damnit!.'

A fine brass ring adorned with the figures of pigeons and doves.

Seven more magical rings, each with a very different enchantment on it.

You begin to feel funny. Your head becomes clouded as you approach the evil wizard. Wait, you shouldn't attack the wizard. He's done nothing wrong to you. Your party members are wrong. They lied to you. You should attack them!

...You come to your senses after a momentary black-out. You have blood on your sword. The bard is bleeding and the rest of your fellow party members have their weapons drawn and are poised to attack you. And you can hear the evil wizard behind you chuckling.

Seven rings were made long ago in the days of the Queens of old, seven highly magical rings to help a ruler to rule, but they proved anything but helpful.

With triumph the Halfling thief pried the shining silver circlet from the skull of some poor merman long dead of the trident plunged clear thru the bones of his chest. As he swam to the surface he marveled at the craftsmanship and planned to take it straight to the camp. That thin fidgety wizard, Prinny the Prestidigitator, might know the worth of this silver circlet with waves so detailed he could almost feel the call of the sea....

A piece of an ancient way of life, a tool for a consummate hunter.

An ancient pocket watch grants its possessor sway over time itself, granted, at heavy price.

The perfect ring for those who seek to make the most dramatic of entrances.

Not all magic items are for humans. Rewrite of my original and premiere submission, Horse Brass

The orc known as King Vhid the Second, or King Vhid the Rampager, in the annals of mankind is known among the orcen nations as Fargigoth, son of Fargog, son of Dugarod. He was best known for his collection of magic items, a rarity among the greenskins